Featured Trade Show
Official or authoritative source verified·Last updated 2026-07-24
Trade Show Details
East China Fair is a regional export marketplace led by the manufacturing and trading base of eastern China. Apparel and textiles, home products, gifts, accessories and cross-border e-commerce dominate its supplier mix, giving overseas buyers a more concentrated consumer-goods route than a fully general national fair.
The 35th edition follows a 2026 fair organised around four professional exhibitions and dedicated trade zones.
Buyer-first analysis for choosing the right show and understanding this edition in greater depth.
East China Sourcing Route
Use East China Fair to shortlist export suppliers across apparel, home products and gifts, then turn the days after the show into focused supplier meetings.
Read Article →Use the official product scope and buyer-facing topics to decide whether the event belongs in your sourcing plan.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Apparel.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Home Products.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Gifts.
Explore suppliers, products and solutions connected with Cross-border E-commerce.
No. 2345 Longyang Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China
Indoor exhibition space
Opened to the public
World-class exhibitions annually
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East China supplier follow-up
Shanghai, Jiangsu or Zhejiang · group confirmed appointments by product process and geography
Why It Adds Value
Turns a broad export-fair shortlist into focused sample, quotation and production-site discussions.
Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Spring 2027
10–12 March 2027 · NECC Shanghai · five full days after East China Fair closes
Why It Adds Value
A conditional specialist extension for apparel-textile teams able to use the five-day interval for supplier follow-up.
